The state chronicle., 1887-06-09

not make his annual pilgrimage 10 Tue
holy city of Mecca With more grateful feei-
ings than the devout North Carolina bap
tist yearly sets his face toward wake Or
est to attend the annual commencement
ol this cherished old institution Ana not
alone do the Baptiets gather to ceIepf"to
these anniyer~ary occasions. hUt ratrloilt
eiti1eu, Of the state from all sections aud
all ,reels ION them in this June-tlnle en-
joyment
II was beautiful sight that greeted the I
eve Wednesday morning as the tram from
Raleigh reached Wake Forest. The cars |
were crowded with friends Of the lnstitu-
rion who we're going to attend the Com
mencement Two hundred happy, good
looking bows stood on the platform 70 give
them welcome. The grateful shade q the
campus invited rest The music by
Kessnich', band went ont upon the morn
4 ING air fall Of melody. The beYy ot pretty
/ g,rls and Young women, dressed II Nhlte,
the most becoming Of becoming costumes,
was the most attractive Of all the attrtc-
tive objects that the eye rested upon Ihe
goodly company Of Baptist preachers,
s+ron,, i, tha fairh and full Of enthusiasm
over the great success Of Wake Forest,
who cave their presence to the Commence
,oarr was one of de many evidences that
-ba c,,ra,a ha. strong and growing
hold upon this prosperous and powerful
denomination. The attendance by many
II rba Al1mpi was RIA suresr si.,il that the
,.o1l.ere h.,s#an endowment in the hearts
of is former students-an endowment
more permanent and Welding larger re-
LII. +bao -ha s1G3 400 endowment The
.,,-,.f,,I oo,,,,,r..,,,oa. IL 1ba earnest and
-a,oIa,.I,. profas.ors. rIa h..aming face. of
- aa-s~,,,i,,ad trustees. the pleased ex-
: ,,ross;o, n ,ha visitor, ali couspired 10
I ,ol-a rho saana = l.e.,...if..l on, and the
-, ;,,.r,.,, nnalIovad
I,-aft,a5 arc,,rt ,,,6s,. me ,f,a,e ~ ne
: -reas rbronqh rbe hall, and library. and
E ,a1l.oa y fr;5nd. oId and raw unrT RI.
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t. the flrst victories, The Af>' oud'h's - %
IS fruit Of ambition 10 other prizes In -'l
F brine snrh ioy ro other contest is el!tert
orba. f,leI
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y ineht OF "hloi'ioh = - 'ie''siii5' - go
no full. And no wonder the heart lUEe>
linpe,. in fond memory around these 81
IL sca,,aS ana oil assooi,.iors The nlpa.ar,
ol eaen tec"rfihS eo'i. .li'7''''t' ''.'''''' - :
q alumnuS Of q college are no. ~ me 81
quent addresses and sermons. or il t
comnanv and music. His pleasures are
ed II A. - IL, -
ilNln9 oNei Tug o-'h 10y i''e
eu young and the future, IN his lmagluatIo
he golden | saw many here who We're III
of ina, IL tho MAST sone. of hem were %
=
~. ni0ll' ''li'' a. my ~ - ''-''t
ny days, their eyes frightened, their hear
rs were lighter and they walked with
ch quicker s7ep than wa, their wont Tht
he IN
j, "eAo - '7'''l- 80 90 - 90 :
- men but boys grown up ANd WY >il9l'
% they not ways be young IN hcaft:
erh But must report the commeiceme
oIo exerc ises-the !ltty third at this college
iof The Representative Speaking.
me IN Monday higHt nFe Fepfesei !
~ 49, 1911 - +ha ~ daoia,o,+;o,,
C. The sneakers spoke as follows: G..
ue- Thompson. Emmett's Defense: " j SholS
Inc Convict Sohi9quE: |. ;. oPtihN
- : 8,
" ! ward Sonth Faithful 10 her Duti,
J. J. Farriss. Grady on the New South.
e W Skies. Moral >ubLlmity: T. II. arm
+ba unrsa ,I ,nd Pidar
ina The Judges. Hon. G. #. Cooke. Rev.
~ n. McManaway, and kes. ] !. ltsl
rav awarded me ifize 70 sir. ) mo! -,
re- Foras+ IN IN, nm p hear these sneeches q
the | can therefore give no opinion upon I
MY controversy between Rev Ihos. DlXC
va r., VINO tlihGa lEe = tle oosS u!.I pei
4 ,rbo rnada fba a,rard nsnaiiv lila